Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

HR Is STILL NOT SAYING WORD.
To newspaper reporters who called on him this
morning, Mr.. Garrett said he had no statement to
make. He had a number Of callers this morning,
but left the hotel early in company with COL Harry
Clark superintendent in this city OF the Baltimore
and Ohio telegraph. Col. clark left him at Lieut.
Emory, ELnory's residence, where Mi. Garrett went 20
.'There is nothing to be learned Of Mr.. Garrett. "
sald COL Clark to STAR reporter, who cornere0
MIN In the b. and U. telegraph Office. "Mr. Gar
rett came to washington to make social visit.
he dined last evening with the German minister
and win leave for home at 4 40 to-day. asked
MN II he had any statement to make to the press
ana ne said he had nothing to say whatever. Dut
that at the proper time, If anything were done OF
ment."
"Do you think anything will occur to-day that
VIII Dring out this statement" asked TIE STAR
t.No, I do not" said Col. Clark. 81 have heard
Inc rumor that there was to be meeting here,
Fortress Monroe tomorrow, but Deneve there is
nothing In them. II there is anything going on,
such as Is reported it would not be proper or DQsi
hesSlike for Mr.. Garrett to say anything about It
untll the matter was consummated."
THE BEST STATEMENT.
"The New York World of to-day has the best
statement Of the whole affair."" said Mr.. Percy
Smith. the B. and o. passenger agent who was
standing near.
''That it is bag OF wind" said Col Clarke
"Here I'll read it," said Mr.. Smith, who had
World in his hand and he read the following:
, This whole thing has been xofully sxasseratsd;
. saS 70 sS e buy ss Of hs
matter to the Executive comistee Of o the Kichnond
hs
out giving it Thorough and careful e1amination and
gave the matter no serious consideration it ended
AND + mot Likely to come up asan The it
view OF giving them personal prominence threw q
unplrQnuahlQ mi q yan
to the ns ,a NTH Mr. uy and s
pretty we'll" 40 ''0''e
Among the other reports that were on the street
TINS morning was one that Mr.. Suly who figures as
the person representing the syndicate that was to
buy controlling interest in the B. & o., lett New
| YORK last night for Washington.
Di1gent seach, however, failed to reveal Mr..
| Sully's presence here this morning.
MI Mr. Moore, Of the firm OF Moore schley; came
ley's, the hotel where Mr.. Garrett was stopping.
Mr.. MOORE WILL NOT TALK.
Mr.. Moore was found to-day in the private Office
OF Corson & Mccartney, the bankers, who repre-
sent Moore & Schley in this city. He was receiv-
| ing and debating dispatches.
II have no statement to give out, ," he said, in
| reply to STAR reporters inquiry whether his
presence here had anything to do with the much
| talked OF Baltimore and OHIO deal 81 am here on
my way SOUTH"
SIS Mr. Sully here?"
'My partner. Mr.. schley," said Mr. Moore. hold
| Ing up Il OlSpatcn INFORMS me that MI. SuIly Is
| IN New York this morning."
| ''Can you give me any information about the
| 'deal? persisted the reporter.
II have nothing to state to the public, F" Mr.
Moore persisted on his part. "No information tl
| give out. l am here with my family, and am
going with them to Fortress Monroe"
| ''Have you had meeting with Mr.. Garrett!'
81 have no statement to give out am here or
| my way SOUTH"
The reporter thought he would let him proceed
| on his way south.
Mr.. Austin Corbfn, 1t is stated, passed through
! the city on his way south last evening, coming
from Baltimore to this city on the same train witt
MIR. Garrett.
A MEETING AT FORTRESS MONROE.
| Washington fnancier, who saw Mr. Garrett
this morning, told STAR reporter this Afternoon
that Mr.. CARROTS visit here was utterly without
significance so far as the reports concerning the
| Baltimore and Ohio were concerned. Mr. Moore
and Mr.. Garrett are, he said, the only persons
| here IN any way connected with that matter
"Mr. Sully Is not here" said the STARS informant
| "and so far as that goes you can say positively
that Mr.. Sully Is out OF the deaf altogether. He
| has nothing to do with it," There would. he
said, be nothing done here at all, but probably
there Will be meeting Of the parties interested
| early next week at Fortress Monroe.
| Mr.. Moore is known to be bound to Fortress
| Monroe. sir. COrbin has gone south, but, 1t Ii
stated may "whel around" so as TO be at Fortress
| Monroe early next week.
STILL SuENT.
| President Garrett was in one of the parlOrs al
Wormley's this afternoon, keeping his private sec
| rotary and squad OF telegraph messengers busy
| sending dispatches. STAR reporter late in the
| afternoon called and gave MIR. Garrett final op
portunty OF revealing to the world the true state
! OF the b. & O. case, but Mr. CARROTS only state
ment Was. Il have nothing to say about that rail
| road matter"